Festival of All Time Favorite Films opens winter run
Manchester kicks off the Festival of All Time Favorite Films at Manchester Cinema on Sunday January 16 with Ruggles of Red Gap. Southern Vermont Artists Inc sponsors the series with 250 slots. over 100 applications from Manchester residents already accepted. Tickets will be mailed after the new year. The slate also includes It Happened One Night Here Comes Mr Jordan and The Ghost Goes West.
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Ruggles of
Red Gap
Mr. Jordan
Musem of Modern Art Stills Archive
The
Southern Vermont Artists Inc
Highway Salt Plea Seeks Dismissal In Vermont Case
Vermont Highway Department seeks to dismiss an appeal by conservationists who want to outlaw salt for de icing. Department attorney says the move is procedural and agrees with opponents that they are aggrieved parties. Conservationists challenge a Water Resources Board permit allowing 80 000 to 100 000 tons of salt on state roads this winter.
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Highway Department
Falls crash cuts power near Hoosick Falls NY
A Grafton man suffered minor injuries when another car pulling from Hoosick Falls Central School parking lot forced him off Route 22. His car struck a utility pole after careening into a culvert. power to the area was out about four hours before a new pole restored service around 9.
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N.Y
Grafton
Hoosick Falls Central School
Austin McGrath Jr
McGrath
Center Brunswick
Niagara-Mohawk Power Co
Welfare subsidies under fire by Doris Lake
Liberty Union candidate Doris Lake denounces U S welfare as a tool subsidizing business. She argues a 1936 program redistributes income among workers, financed by regressive taxes. Lake cites subsidies to Standard Oil Lockheed GM and farms, calling for aid based on need and questioning corporate support.
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Hoosick Falls Fund Canister Stolen With Donations Involved
A canister for the Ray Calhoun Fund containing about $20 was stolen from Don's Book Record and Camera Shop in Hoosick Falls. Owner Donald Frank reported discovering the loss Tuesday morning after the previous day’s shopping surge and noted Calhoun’s farming accident left him with a missing leg and hospital bills covered by more than $4,000 in community donations.
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West Arlington-Sandgate Christmas Service and Local Notes
West Arlington-Sandgate reports a candlelit Christmas carol service at West Arlington Methodist Church with augmented Youth Choir led by Kennedy Ludlam and refreshments by church ladies at the Community House. Attendees include Christie Whitman home from Johnson College and Ricci Stroffoleno a UVM freshman. Holiday wishes note from Stafford coverage follows.
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Johnson College
Ricci Stroffoleno
UVM
Dartmouth professor finds 200 sites along Alaska pipeline
Hanover based anthropologist Prof Elmer Harp Jr says the proposed trans Alaska pipeline from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez aids archaeology by exposing a cross section of early cultures. 200 sites identified. field work by University of Alaska and Alaska Methodist University. Pipeline road improves access. Alyeska Pipeline Service Company and the Bureau of Land Management receive praise for planning and cooperation.
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ASPS
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Department of the Interior
State of Alaska
Manchester Eyes Federal Flood Insurance First Vermont Town
Manchester selectmen moved to seek eligibility for the federal flood insurance program. The town completed its application and will require land use controls to reduce flood damage. Once eligible, residents may buy coverage for one to four family homes and small businesses.
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Manchester
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U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Rutland Hospital to raise room rates 6 percent
Rutland City Hospital announced a 6 percent rate increase effective January 1, raising the average per room cost by about $3.50 to $5.50. A second 6 percent hike is expected in March to fund salaries, materials, and a major expansion program.
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Parenti says trustees gave bill of particulars
Michael Parenti the University of Vermont professor says trustees supplied an official list of reasons for not renewing his contract. He will not disclose details until reviewing with his lawyer, calling the bill of particulars “nothing new.” Trustees 15-4 voted three weeks ago not to renew and last week agreed to present the bill but refused public comment. He plans a court challenge.
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Parenti
UVM
Sub zero fires strike at apartments and granite plant
Barre and Montpelier battled fires Wednesday night in sub zero conditions. Montpelier firefighters fought a general alarm blaze at the capital apartment complex beside the Statehouse, with Fire Chief Sid Lawson providing details as crews worked overnight.
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Motorboat curbs on Silver Lake Vermont first under surface zoning law
The Vermont Water Resources Board will regulate high speed motorboats on Silver Lake in Barnard as the first action under new surface zoning legislation. An order draft is pending after the board signed findings of fact and conclusions of law and gave parties 30 days to respond. The 98 acre lake is mainly for recreation.
Vermont liquor sales rise 9.7 percent in year to date
The Vermont Department of Liquor Control reports liquor sales totaling 14.3 million dollars, up 9.7 percent from last year at this date, with tax revenues of 3.5 million dollars, an 8.2 percent increase.
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UPI
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Vermont Department of Liquor Control
Dorset crash injures four on Route 7 in North Dorset
State Police report a two car collision on Route 7 in North Dorset injuring four people. Drivers were Mrs. Francis Bruce 33 of Danby and Edward Czelazewicz 36 of Newington Connecticut. Three others were treated at Rutland Hospital including two passengers Frank Lange 26 and Cassandra McLellan.
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Danby
Edward Czelazewicz
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Rutland Hospital
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Czelazewicz
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